A child who is able to jump rope demonstrates ______ skills.
A. developmental motor
B. fine motor
C. physical motor
D. gross motor
Answer: D
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Why does early menarche place girls at risk for conduct problems?
a. Those with early menarche are more likely to be using medications for physical or psychological conditions; these conditions confer the risk for conduct problems. b. Those with early menarche are more likely to be using medications for physical and psychological conditions; the side effects of these medications confers the risk. c. Those with early menarche are exposed to a much greater hormonal cascade than other individuals; the hormonal cascade confers the risk. d. Those with early menarche exhibit physical changes that can attract much older boys, who can introduce them to antisocial and sexual behavior; this social influence confers the risk.
How are unpleasurable affects understood in this chapter?
a. Unpleasurable affects are the direct results of causes, both psychological and social. b. Unpleasurable affects are bad feelings that result from painful life experiences. c. Unpleasurable affects are composed of bodily sensations and ideas related to loss or fear. d. Unpleasurable affects are the result of bodily ailments and should always be referred to a physician. e. Unpleasurable affects are just ideas and should therefore have no real power over the individual.
Clients who successfully complete a chemical dependency program are considered to be in which stage of Prochaska, DiClemente, and Norcross's (1992) transtheoretical model of change?
a. action b. relapse c. preparation d. maintenance